Botany

About the book “Free” and imperceptible time is the most valuable resource we have. But we often do not take care of it, and this applies not only to individ...

The forest is a familiar and everyday miracle. A supplier of wood and oxygen, a habitat for many living organisms, the birthplace of fairy tales and legends,...

Poisonous trees, killer flowers, paralyzing bushes, strangler vines, leaves that can start a war—Amy Stewart’s book describes about two hundred selected “vil...

Reacher goes where he wants, when he wants. That morning he was heading west, walking under the merciless desert sun—until he comes upon a curious scene. ...

This pocket guide will become an indispensable companion for every inquisitive and erudite nature lover! Here is a description of 60 of the most common plant...

Living at the edges of our normal perception, mosses are a common but inconspicuous element of the natural world. We only occasionally notice them in the cra...

Scientists believe that plants are endowed with feelings, intelligence, have memory, a sense of time, can distinguish colors and communicate with each other ...

This colorful book describes more than 220 species of edible, conditionally edible and poisonous mushrooms, showing their distinctive features; talks about t...

What do spies, strawberries and tea have in common? Is there a connection between the Rock tree peony and rock and roll? Do you need an engineer to make a ru...

The atlas-identifier is intended for schoolchildren and young naturalists. Simple identification key tables will help determine the family and genus of an un...